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T he B ea verton R eview
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VOLUME XIII. No. 15
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, March l.">, líM.í
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
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UK H IS
SEVERAL COVERN-
MENT POSITIONS OPEN
i*A|,
S.'.UWI'I Lil.Oi.US» (ill till* lad,
He h u p -l, tug joat ,iia dud
(•U ul)
in hi» jilu)
In « friendly iH>it o' way
K itli tii,< little Imi along
Vi it(i it a piano wtien they go w iung,
l i u r w ith him r«ch Juy «mj pain,
• ■tt' «like ouch k'l«, euch gum.
It. y‘-ui dealing» fin ,, *,*j f„ ,r _
M ed and I n a l him m the «quaic,
Sluiw by every action,
too,
I »nit .he memui « lot t>> you
ml virtu, a you | m >»» va »
K e th e one called u n d e r n ra i;
Help the lad to cull vale
E very ru ble, w -rth while tip :t.
'M uit a joy you'll surely find
Being pannier» o f thi» kind!
W hat a bloaaing to you, dad!
I e a ¡>,1 to your own lad
t It. printed
from
— Phil P erk in s
" G e ttln ’ L ik e d " bv Permuwion
of the A uthor,
Various Reports Giv­
en At Grange Meeting
Program During Lecture
Hour Features In­
dian
I .ore
HAVE SEVEN VISITORS
I I rat
l(u a rtc rl) K u n in ii
'I relink'
Will lie Held N eat Week
till
isiiciuiy rassinjt
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< < »i . h i u \ r H A Y B K
' "Iburn T hayer, 60,
who sp en t
l.i» youi.gvr y ea rs
jn n e a r e r ton,
died
at hi» home
neai
G aston,
M«i>h 7. Mr, T nayer
was
born
b a p te m -a r 12, 18*4, ar.d waa m ar
t i t a u> M » - France» K. Clement»
n P ori la no, M jrch 12, ltKKi. Hu
b> »urvived by n u widow, two toms,
H arry ( . ,.j C ath lam et, W ash., and
**yW C. of tAlston, a i d two aialeiv..
M u . K r t'c e s p. Alien of P ortland,
h i
Miar
( « th e m e
T h ay e r of
C erryvillc.
Mr. Phayer'a fath e r, (».«car T h ay ­
er, published
th e f ir.«t new spaper
in Beaverton,
K
t
The Beaverton g ran g e, No. 11-4.
m et S au m ju y . March i», 19.(5, in
all day suasion in the G range Halt,
w ith Mr*. A- P. Ghri*um*en, Mar.
tt r, presiding.
I w en ty -e ig h t w ere
in
attendance,
including
seven
K uok U, Mondaine» C u ttin g ,
Snider,
and F lint of Kuiton g ran g e and
U xadaniea B »well,
Webb,
T ripp,
nnd Jackson of H’-averton
Tlx« A gricultural
re p o r t.
w er.
given by A. S. Funai* n, Mr». S.
B, Ijaw renee, and Mr». B. K D en.
ney; legislative rw|>ort by S. B.
1 .aw rea re ; arai c u rre n t event* re
p o rt by Mr». C. F. H asting», and
M rs lK»y C ray . Mr* A. P. Chris-
tenaen gave a report on the Mult*
n. mieli Pom ona, which m et w ith
F.vcning S ta r g range, F o b ru a ry 27.
T ie p ro g ram presented
by the
lectu rer, Mra. A S- F unatnn, fea­
tu re d Indian hire. A piano aalcc.
turn e.f Indian rhythm w aa pluyevl
by Mi»a Genevieve
C a rte r.
Mrs.
Ituby Boyd aa “ Red W ing" sa n g
in ja rg o n , aa she *at by her teepee.
T he roll call \ muh responded to by
personal experiences w ith the In ­
dian», a to n e s of th e ir habit«, and
lia b a n legenda. A trio , M esdames
Boswell, W ebb, and T ripp, sang, ac-
c<>m|>ani(xl a t the piano by Mrs. W.
C. Jackson.
The Ih u v erto n g ran g e will hold
its firs t q u a rte rly evening m eeting
S atu rd ay M arch 23 at H p m . in
th® grange hall. All m em bers arc
uiged to a tte n d
and
make this
a n ou tstan d in g m eeting. Everyone
is asked
to be preparivi w ith .i
aliort re|s>rt of aomc c u rre n t event.
JO B S DAUGHTERS EX­
EMPLIFY WORK HERE
A t the nveetiing of B eaver C hap­
te r
No. 10fi, O.K.S.
W ednesday
eteiri ng,
Bethel
No.
2.
Jo b ’.«
H aughters
of V ictory (Chapter in
P ortland
exem pli foil
th e ir
work
T hree young ladies, one of whom
v a n Mi.«» Doris MeBreen of Aloha,
w ore initialed into th e order. A •
m »ng
the m any visito rs
present
w ere Mrs. V ictoria E rickson, Gitand
g u ardian of the Jo b ’s D uugbters
of O regon; M rs. (Sou.
Buekwell,
G uardian o f Bethel No. 2; and Mr.
Geo. Rurkw ell, G rand Inner G uard,
ian.
back
in l»!»d,
und
iia ni.itlier 'Win» a teach er in to e
old It. a vet Ion g la d e school, and a t
K alcigh. T ie T h ay ers a t th at tim e
made th e ir home on Second and
P m bind S treet» lu re .
MISSIONARY ( LASS
BEGINS NEW BOOK
A larg e gro u p
of ladies
was
p rese n t
for the Mi««lonary study
clu«* of the Bethel
L adies' Aid
T hursday
nv rnm g.
Mm. Nelson
W alker w as in ch arg e <,f th e de.
votmnul service, tak in g her lesson
f i- n i the 7th C h ap ter o f Matthew
Mi«* Genevieve C a rte r, M ssion-
*ry chan man,
gave
an in tro d u c­
tory talk on the book, “The Or.
«iital in A niencan L ife”, by AI
Ic it M m r ,
which will be used
fe r study d u rin g th e sp rin g month«.
Rev. (th a t C larke, to whom thi
a u th o r is « perwcjial friend, gave a
brief talk
on hi» education
and
religious background Mrs. G to. N.
T aylor, and M rs. B a rre tt Randall
each gave H resum e of one ol the
firs t ch a p te rs of th e book.
Mrs. L. L. M yers read a m ost
lu te renting le tte r from a mission
ary fricnii »’ho is actively engaged
ir. tihe work in China.
A »h o it business m eeting followed
a p n tju e k lunch.
MANY VISITORS AT
LOCAL D.U.V. MEET
A bout 40 visitor»
w ere present
ut
the m eeting Monday
of the
D aughters
of Union V eteran s
of
*hc (^ivi| W ar, 1861 -65, when Es-
1< Ha N Weed, D epartm ent P re s i­
d en t of O regon,
made her fficiel
v isit to Mero L. T anner, te n t no.
!8, o f B eaverton.
Th«> local te n t served a luncheon
a t noon to the visitin g D aughters.
V isitors w ere present
from Dolly
M adison, M ary L<>gnn, and F e tiy
Rons, )\>rtland te n ts,
und
Alma
Bennett Olden, ths HilUbr.ro tent.
Mrs. W is’d gave an in te restin g
ai.d instru ctiv e talk
S everal
of
tlie oth er visitor» » b o sp ik e ,
The n ex t m eetin g will be held a.
th e home o f th e president, Miss
Jo y H ulette.
ENTERTAINM ENT GIV­
T he Beaverton High school o r ­
EN IN PORTLY ND
c h e stra played
several
selections
nnd refre sh m e n t!
w ere served in
Mr. and Mr*. J- F. F elsher. an !
th e dining room, which w as a rt is M r. and M rs. H. F. Elian.lei a t .
t ically decorated
in keeping with tended the e n te rta in m e n t and so­
S t. P a tric k 's »toy.
cial of the A ssociate M atrons and
P atron* and T railer*
of IVntland
ad jacen t C hapter« of the O.
MRS. WOODRUFF HON­ and
E. S. a t G resham
S atu rd ay
eve­
OR LUNCHEON GUEST ning. The A ssociate P atron* were
the boats of the evening. The p ro ­
of readings
M rs. Ja m e s J. K am rar
(D oris g ram w as composed
selection*
by the A
W oodruff), form erly o f Beaverton, and choral
A uxilinry I.adie«
en tertain ed
"with
a St. 1’n tric k ’- m erican le g io n
luncheon at her h<nrw> in P eril nd, Chorus of G resham . D n n cirg con
clu.ted (he evening's en tertain m en t.
W ednesday.
M rs. E. W. W oodruff o f Tacoma,
Mr». A. M. Boner of Atohn. Mrs.
W n , m other of Mrs. K am rar, was
M. C. M cKerehor and M rs. F . W.
th e honor guest, C on tract bridge I
Mr. Hoover.
w as the diversion of th e afternoon.
Mr». D elbert E llis «nd son E l­
M rs. W oodruff receive.! the guest
prize, Mrs. G ray 1st prize at bridge don of M otalla. Ore., are visiting
a t the A. C. Chinn home this week.
an d Mrs. Schoane second prize.
TO CIVE MINSTREL SHOW
Local School Wins
four first Places
The United S late s C.vil Service
< dm m isakin has announced an o-
pen com petitive exam ination fur th e
position of D irector of T ypography
in the G overnm ent l*r riling office.
The »alary is $3,600 a y ear, leas
ilillslxiro, Forest (¿rove,
J t educt. n ol aV» p e rc tn t I .w ard
a retire m en t annuity.
Beaverton and Tigard
A pplicants m ust have had ce rtain
Enter Contest
p ractical p rin tin g experience, and,
in addition, a t leaxt fo u r y ears of
co n sisten t em ploym ent by a p rin t
DECLAMATIONS GIVEN
ing or publishing house, in laying
cu t ami p rep arin g com plete "dum -
Four
F lays
Will
Be
P resented
rile» ” o f proposed publicati' ns; in
B» the l pper G rades
the creatio n
and developm ent o ,
a rtis tic designs, illu stratio n s,
tltb*
The B eaverton grad e school atu-
pages, book and pam phlet covers, |
den-s wx-n fo u r firs t places in the
le tte rin g , and decorative design for
C iaai A finals of th e county decla-
reproduction by tyi>ograph cal p ro -1
maUon contest held last F riday,
ce ise s; in th e »eltction of «lock and |
M arch 8. The oth er th ree firr.t place
color» to be used, and in th e se ttin g i
“ I'ow .e r l’utr Mini-, rei Show" w ill U given a t the B eaverton high w inners w ere from Hillsboro. Ti_
of m argins, ami otherw ise planning j
schi.
I a jii lorrum U n ig h t (F rid a y ) a t 8:15 p.in. Miss Ai ia I.-hm an K* i<1 ar** f o r e s t Grove w ars the
o f com plete publications or jobs of ;
(«.c:
te
r), a_s the in terlo cu to r, will h av e the leading role. Sue will be
sc " ‘0 ** ,n t*1« contest.
com m ercial p rin tin g .
a».*i»led
by
four ccmcuy
women, Vena McKlroy ( rig h t), LnM em e _ . l h f tte3V«rto n
w inners
w ere:
O ther i,|M?n com petitive ex am in a- I Dean (M
MardM H agg and E th e l H unt.
f ••
1 * u rtn »*»**•
lio n s announced
by the
U n ited '
The c U t u ,
will be A gda M attson. L is Russell,
M ary
R ooert Myer8’ wh° <BVe- ‘; N e'
B tates Civil Service (' n u u issi.n in - 1 J a n , I'owcll, liu ti, H opper, C h ristin e K ies. W ihna Scott. L»ura Pow ^
aJn ex x a r ; serious Jo a n L«w-
elude
a s sista n t
sta tistic a l
clerk,!
loM, Who sp-ke, "L ittle ( j i t ; Sev-
eil, Rose Tr* m n, Val e tte W ickstrand, V er.ji S tal .or, of j,
$1,620 a year, d e p a rtm e n t!! s<rvice,j
**"; < nth ar.d
E ig h th g rad e
serious,
man
and
Viv
an
Finch.
S
inging
eads
a
re
K
ather,r.e
D
enney,
E
sth
e
r
j
W ashington, D.<‘ ; a id ch ief diet!- j
Junv Boswell, whose selection was
McKeown,
.M
irtha
Loi.m
an
and
R
o
b
erta
W
ratley
.
tician , $2.300 to $2,900 a year head
“ Set aten ", ar«k ora to r cal,
Veldon
d ie titian , $2,000 to $2,600 a year, j ‘
B ge, "T he A K err.ative’’.
s ta tr d ie titian , $1,800 to $2,160 a '
Titos* from B eaverton .vho won
WASH. COUNTY WINS
y ea r, all jn th e Public H ealth S er- CHEMICALS ERADI­
s.cond place w ere F ifth and Sixth
CA
i
E
LAWN
WEEDS
1KAU SHOOT ROUND g races, serious, R ichard Lincoln,
vice and V oteran»’ A <itn'oi«'nit on .
The d ie titia n positions a re n ot af-1
- ■
,
”
1 ru n K rv u s, H allie Je a n pace: S ev .
fee te d by th e S tate ap|»ontiorm em I Wfetsig and in 's s in the lawn can
In th e second round of t c O r e - ! ,.,.^ an d Elt, h lh
hum orous,
law.
be elim inated to considerable ex gonian ftlv g ra p h ic T rap-shoot held
Brome
Full inform ation may be ohtaineu ^ te n t in the early sp r.r.g by use of l.» t Sur-aay,
W a sh .n g u n
Co Only,
N exl yYi<toy evening, M arch 22.
fro m th e S ecre tary <f th e U nited fa num ber o f chemical p reparation; w ith a scare of 74 ou. of a p o ssi. a ,
^.(g) o’clcck th e upper g rad e.
S ta te s Civil Service Board of E x- which m ay be mixed a.t home. Ar. I-Ie 75 defeated
tu r n s
w ,th
a CJ
i t .aVe r ton school will
p re -
am iners at th e post office or cu s- ' effective weed form ula is iieirjr used scoic of il, Salem 73. M edtord 72> s tin four
laya.
tom housc in any c d y which has a a*. O regon S tate college w here, it anu Cowlitz Co., W ash., 72.
. ,
,
,
.
.
post office o f the f irs t o r the se- 1« applied to dandelions and
the:
In the f ir s t round M arch
3,1
, F ;flh ^
^ ?*
0<>nd class,
o r from
th e U nited j flesh y n o te d p lan ts by m eans of . W ashington Co. O u t, won one. l o s t " “T*n M ,nttl« by toe Clock , de»l*
S ta te s Civil Service Com mission, a t a p .intcvl stick
«wo. and tied w ith Coos C . The Wlth, . a . *«ue! »
%
W ashington, D.C.
As descritied by A. L. Peck, head
carrieM over
to la st S unday
^
Ucape
.»
**
* ^
1 » u s.cc«)t
( UNNING II \M SUE \ K S , inent, th e material is made up (
mode a score of 74.
j j l' r '
j? K^ad to acoeft
AT FLOOD (¿ROUP MEET
follows: T ake o re -q u a rte r - unc« • M aicbea next Sunday will b«. ' j
s ix th
radt, p ^ .
"R enja-
‘f
r
.
PoPUsnd, P endleton, !;. , F ra n k | in, jo u rn e y m a n ",
demli
a hum orous incident in the
J . W. C unningham , en g in eer of Ion o f soft w a te r and boil well f,n<i l,st' **e w ith Coca Co. To d ate
Club has won
five, ,i{<!
f BenjanM i F ra n k lir.
The
th e firm o f B arr and C urnir.ghaoi Ad.1 a n t h e r gallcn of ,o f t w ater M a .h . Co.
, chalmcUjr8 a r e: Roger B u rch .d , a
of P ortland,
gave
an in terestin g and o n e-th ird ounce of . cau stic so lost (wo. and tied one frtatch.
high sh
sh o o o o ters
la st
' ! again.
^ 'a r
f” nl' ‘ T : v hUfh
te r, la
-
„
Bur .
and com prehensive talk on th e p re s ­
used stra ig h t
fo r w ere A. H Rossi and Chas. Fol ,ha | „ riimL-i
V irgtn.a
Me
e n t c«mdilion of ’l, T u alatin Riv r.o ck solution
2.. each, and Gordon 1 ia teten, G
j X r a h , J a n e t Vo»i Auran;
er, a t a m eeting of the T u alatin U H m g individual weeds, hut w-uch
l i rainage
n a g e ond Flood Conte-d W
he t o l l e d w ith f u r p arta o f -4.
T ncpm
tw o »boots
have
F m n k lm . R ich a.u „ Lincom ;
V aliev D
association a t H ü b b o m . S sto nia y. « » - r to «pnnkle tm gravel w alks o r been held on the T arm ington
.,r<j/ gervâl <t
Baldwin.
«0( 0« he
he showed
«hou-e.i dr,ves
‘i rives to.
to keep J «ivwn
growan.
wes:
tn e , S
S tan
tan d d ard
ard
Oil
' ~
„
, „ . Uv „ .
H is talk nnd th e maps
',wn weed *rro»
’th ' I ju f -r
* wf
,:
f oi *he
Oil
explained the R a t i o n , fall and oh.
to rcU k cr.« on th e college cam pu
p U nt. T he P o rtte rji Gun Club is
T he S e v e n t i , * bu^ f
stru ctio n tihe en tir.' w av »« fa r a< Ltt! a lord-' w lrt‘ Ua‘1 on * tln can hoWlnir a «hoot n ex t S unday bon- les,iue.
entMlod^
in e
iru i .
W ashington C ounty is
in terested .
,K, is
,0 ' uti0n T.h t > d i|? °™ 'g H>' Kveniir.g. fa th e r of tra p - f “ ! 1* ! ?
tale*
ti>lS
IA r ^ * * .•
T he discussion and the illustration« the point of a »Harp »oft wood ahouting m O rc fo n , and m any of >!un
in th e
solution and
then th e cluins ad jacen t to P o rtlan d will The character» a re : King, Lewts
used made th e situ atio n e rsily un- | stick
plunge the stick down
into the sb » t th e ir m atches over the P o rt- E m nw ns;
Queen, ^ Ruth
B rom e,
d erstan d ab le.
crow n of the dandelion, which die« land Gun club tra p s. The W ashing Prince V erbosity. Glen Jo n e s; P rin-
Officers o f th e group w ere chos­ in tw o o r th ree d ay s The solution j ton C«. club will shoot in P o rtland. ce3s V erbosity,
Patrick»
Dcbyns;
en, w ith W. B. !<le of Hillsboro. is highly poisonous and is ‘. ’ cater!
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j C ount D itto, .H aro ld B annister- P a ­
ges, Ja ck M arsn. an d Lloyd J o h n .
ir. g la ss u nder lock.
.,,,,, i r o
«on; H isto rian . Edwan Hun ; Cook,
as
the only r.ew officers
chosen.
Moss m ay Le eradicated by ruk-
N h K l E S » U H L D l L E D (tele E m m ons; Ladies in w aiting.
The re-elected officers are E. A
it well to remove th.p thick
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A us Colow, M ary Bozich. am! I e l-
M cGrath of P o rtland, p resid e n t; I. patches,
lnK
and th e n sp ray in g w ith a
The firs t in the series of recre- la Rose P ick ett; C ourtiers, F ran k
to be
be held
held
in the
the M
e te r
¡Rn.R“ !!rd , i . V ’ m X ; . Vl( in ! Z r o S t i o n o f am m onium su lp h ate dis at:on " m te eetings
e tirg s to
in
M cGuire.
cGuire. Edwin
Euwm T ta aylor,
y m r and
anc P Deter
• t. a d ( k ig ( M _«ee, H illsboro.
j
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( county w 11 be on M onday. Marcn hu« n ; R eporter, O n n Z im m erm a:.;
» .g re tary -tro a su rt-r
The re-elected
^
^
^
^
e f . , 8th.
, t 8 o’clock p m .,
in th e C ountry Boy, H ow ard Johnson.
^ n*L>:J^ ^ ? lu,bein,r8tor*d ™ « T OF MEETING
il'n
\V
CuiW
I
d
m V.
in k e r
•inlt'r
I
J«*hn G albreath. J.
' '
M. P itm an am i F. E. Rowell
r
T h ere was a larg e nu .
a(
in terested people
present
m eeting.
So fa r $5300. fu rn ish ed bv the
II. S. G overnm ent and the W ash­
in g to n Co. co u rt under the F E R.A.
llIJU1
w ar
B,
have been sp e n t b in finding
the
tu a l conditions to be eonsidetvd ir
th e control o f floods.
‘BABY BONDS" OF­
FERED AT LOCAL P.O.
fcC-'ve w ay is to ap ply d u rin g a H illsboro (¡ran g e Hall, according to
T e E ig h th grade play. “ D inner
Pe r *°d
clour w eath er, u sirjf i “
F rancis, a ^ i ^ t a r t County a-
S erved’ » a com edy of the South,
p ressu re sp ray er, though
fair re Kent. Miss G ertrude Skow of the deals whbh a p lo t to save th e an-
suits may be had by e ith e r «pnnk t're g o n S tate A g ricu ltu re
College n iv ersary d in n er of A unt T’ll.e (a
ling
it on o r even sc it.te rirg th w ill be p resen t to lead in th e p ro - r^ r 0 m am m y), from Oolonei P it-
r i t i t o r u i i in
i n d d r ry
v r cry
r v s sta
l a l ll l ne
n e ft!I
m . .
g gram
ram . .
___ w<bo hac»
w
( paid
n fo
r r his
h i« m
eal.
materia.!
fo :m
cher,
meal.
A m m onium sulphate
is a com
A t th e last
recreatio n al school. The c h a ra c te rs a re :
A unt
Tilly,
mon com m ercial fe rtiliz e r av ad ab l the people
p a rticip a tin g voted te Ja n e D om ogalla;
Colonel P itche-,
from most feed and seed dealers, c a rry on a series
of recreatio n al Veldon
Boge;
S erg ean t
W hite,
I t helps the g ra ss while discoura m eetings which
are
to be attended Vance Boswell; S erg ean t Black Bil-
we*d Kro w th - I f al»P,ied t(>> by rep resen tativ es of th e various ly Bishop; C orporal, Jam es L aw .
stro n g it m ay cause s;n ie brow ning com m unity o rganizations. It is hop- lo r; and P ete, H erb ert H arriaon.
of th e g rass tem p o rarily . It is not ed th a t leaders in all th e ccm-
L ast F rid ay , a t a n assem bly of
as sa tisfa c to ry
fo r use o r clover
m u n ity o rganizations in th e county th e 'U pper grades, Mr. Bullis, the
law ns as some o th e r fertilize rs.
^ i i | deie^at« tw o o r fo u r m em bers G rade school coach, presented th e
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* ° f *h«'ir group to atten d these re- boys of th e b ask etb all team w ith
LOCAL \ E>\ S
c ira tio n a l m eetings. The people a t - le tte rs fo r
th e ir o u tstan d in g work
----- gr! ten d in g
th ese meet ngs
wifi re- during th e b ask etb all seiason. Those
H aw ley G ilbert, son of Mr. an
ceive in stru ctio n in leading gro u p receiving Vetters w ere Glen Jones,
M rs. H. C. H aw ley is co n fired t> s nging,
and
conducting group Jam es Law lor, L oris Bixby, Gale
game»
and com m unity
program s. Em m ons,
Ronald
Knepper.
Ivan
his home w ith th e m um ps.
Inquiry at tihe local postoffice re .
veal oil ithat th e new “baby Ivonds"
a rc living offoreil fim sale, w ith
one buyer to d a te These bonds are
supplied by th e , United
S tate«
j Mr.
, gov
. , ■
lMt#_
, I.itn
*ahron
T
caB in tU!
o m m en t and placed , on sale
w ith
Mrs. Jam
es
ro p
r > e . . rne,.
. -‘*l °> ac
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tiv itie s fo r th e ir respective
th e idea of prom oting tih rft and hom e Sunday a f te r a two w
groups. S im ilar m eetings are being
g e ttin g «mall
investors
interested 'i » i t in C alifornia.
conducted in several of th e coun-
ip buying th e la«ttor grad e of se
Muss Genevieve C a rter
w as j ties in th e sta te and are proving
c u rit'e s
guvat o f Miss Je a n W ilkins M> n.iav-j very »uecessful
These bonds m atu re in te r years. e w n i
Musie was the diversion
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a r e intended to c a rry 2 V ( coni
.u t, evening
V II«
I 1 I J I C A V IC
pound in te rest and are offered at f th ‘
-> ,K S S
BRISAY IS
$18.75, $37.50. and $75.00 to be ro
M r- “nd Mrs E. Sm ith am. R.>
STUDY CLASS LEADER
w ith
M rs.
deem ed a f te r ten years fo r $25 00 b e rta spent
Sunday
$50.00
and
$100 00 respectively. S m ith » parent*, Mr. and Mrs. I
An in te restin g d ep a rtu re from
T hey fig u re 3 1 3 ' ' . *t,rlight inter- h . F isk« of Cornelius.
th e usual o rd er
of the S atu rd ay
e«t Mid w ould seem to be a d e s ir.
M r and M l,
M
Bible class a t the
M.Mn.
R. B McMinn
able form o f investm ent.
g o n n a B örsen) a it’ being felicita- home w as the p a r t taken by r
ted on the b irth of a son a t E- nunA er of th e young people- Miss
G ertrude Des Brisav w as th e lead
SERIES OF ROUND
u ian u et H ospital, M arch 10.
e
for the class. The Misses Fdleen
ROBIN PARTIES ST \ RT Mr. and Mi*. Claude Anueraon G r arn
ett, M arg aret W est, - a th e r i r e
of P o rtlan d w ere dinner g u ests at
The firs t o f a *erio* o f P ..T . A. the homo of Mr. and M is. W. R. D enney. G ertru d e Des B risay, and
C harles W est each gave a review
round robin card p arties was giv VanKloek, W ednesday evening.
of one of the first five ch a p te rs
en a t th e home
of Mi*. W illard
of R e f la tio n s . Mr. G arn ett c m -
Mr. anil Mrs. Wis’d man of Re
C. Jackson on C edar S tre e t, F r i­
have taken up ih eir mentesl b riefly on the review s, a f
d ay .
Mr«. W. H E ngelke.
Mrs. niond. Ore.,
E ssex M arsh
and
M r s . Jacksor. residence
on th e Skidm ore place < n te r which the m eeting w as clcsed
w ere the hostesses. A dessert lun- L om bard
S tre et. Mr. W e i m a r h - w ith a so n g ensem ble.
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clo o n was served. F o u r tables of been tra n sfe rre d here by the Si.m
“ 600” w ere in piny d u rin g th e nf- d ard Oil Co. to ta k e t* . place of
ternoon
w ith M rs. J. H.
llu le tt
M rs. W. R. V anK leek en tertain ed
HAVE MONTHLY MEET
holding th e high .«core. M rs. Geo
w
ith
The
Noble
Grand«
T h v n g drew the door prize These
* a luncheon and “ 500" a t her
th e local
K>cal B
n ast
ut
.Nome
t.ran
d«
p ri* en t w ere the Mes lame« Nel
homo W ednesAiy. H er gue«te w ere , Club
W*dne« la y a t th e home
sup W alker. la w re n e e A ustin. C arl Mr«. V. A. Wood. M r . M. i
M e, 0f M rs. S arah C ham berlain, in A ,
Palo. John Kellogv, V. A Wood. Kproher, and Mr . Nels n W alk • loha. w ith 10 m em bers p resen t.
Pace, J a y Gib«on. EVnnra Reeves.
being Mis.
V anK leek’«
\
hountecus pot-luck luncheon
I
R
M etzler
R
Fillev. J
H. *’irth<l*y, she iww« d elig h tfu 'ly »■ur v.a s serve«! a t neon. A fter tbe rou
Hul«(tt.
Dewey
D rorbaugh.
Pete
w >*h a b eau tifu lly decora te l tin e of business the club adjourned
Johnson, L. R Richey. Geo. Thyng. b irth d a y cake
and
H andkerchief to m eet in A pril w ith M rs. C lara
and F L. H ow ard.
i »bower.
j Ftarkinso’n, e a st of B eaverton.
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PAST NOBLE GRANDS
Kaaamr,
WUBaaa
L
- Sm tiraham.
G allow ay, - Dick
ith, and ■ *•
H er-
b ert H arrison.
T he S ecord tr a d e have a new
lm nvtler" G w rge W eddman
These
,
f ^,,
having a library
{ J J J Z Z . Z n tT t
iLk leading con e .
T he “ Doves” of the T hird grade.
tb av‘nK _ com P ^ ted j
' Mi{cie Bl'
w ork pad
lieve S to ries” and
book, are
which accom panies
,.
..
^
rem h n g th e Elm ,"
R ta d e r
B ook.
T hf se
com pleted m aking k ites for the
m
. onth of M arch, and a ie
, now m ak-
»"K w indm ills in a r t classes.
The fy>urth •r r *de hav* , ^
s" me a ttra c tiv e silh o u ettes of V ik-
'"IT ®h lP* an d J»P *ne9e Jun k s-
Th*‘ F ir9 t * rad e “
a v“*-
lt *° H olland. Consequently, many
^ o r f u l tu lip s can he seen a» a
border fo r th e ir pcom. L ittle wood-
c r ■hoe* al<'° have been made by
th ese little folks, and everyone is
enjoying
th is im ag in ary tr ip to
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M rs W hite. N ational
represen-
ta tiv e or
of m
the e » M i isro
xauve
h i » n « a rj-
' ) Board of
C ongregational churches. well gtee
»n in sp ira tio n a l talk a t th e local
church T uesday evening, March 1».
A pot-luck dinner wrill p re«'d* the
program .
A cordial ¡rv itatio n is
extended to anyone in terested in
hearin g Mrs
W hite, wh< 9c w ork
h w orld wide.
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